Darjeeling Barracuda

Head over to the Teahouse in style with the Darjeeling Barracuda. The roof can be easily access to sit a driver, and there's room for suitcases behind the seat.

I did not intentionally chose to use teacups, saucers and spoons for this car, it's actually a coincidence. I initially wanted to build a car with teacups as headlights, and that was the starting point of the creation. So I kept building, and when it came to covering the wheels, I realized the saucers had the perfect diameter. And then, after trying several tile-based solutions, I decided to use spoons as side-view mirrors. When I realized it had so many tea-related elements, I thought I could not not give this car a tea-inspired name. So, Darjeeling Barracuda, it is.